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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

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nssla = ilb E8asan 4 Grasses a4a..iHs.s
sesline. aud xsa enjoyed - a. saaseacs a
too small 20 sts nssiits Tie az la ths
ths4tre was ~relshsils sgaiug taea bsinf
noi the siikhisss ssaulstien. ena although
Cr4ue's uneIa3us h0noT snd ths absurd
situations proFoked fnan at iAuEttes,
neither eefafa nof audiences we're in the oesi
81 hanaor Thsgs Is aot liass thls saartiiig
far "a extended uoilat ~ de lsrotufiilfii.
Suites il thsf AZ. sganes lnlpe aasi atis,n =
most delightful aad sosroels Ceusa ~ im-
prused Ar kohsau has chesen - appear
a. tbe scuenffiC. iF4tlf. fie.soh tiorisf taia.
hAYiue droYl~l his original safe ~ rieHas'
lfs Eai eat a. tat tualcirsus lNlunE iaert
ln lhs part bet has hpie s.
da The Misses tesier aaa NAiaro ,
looked pretty and euiefoa heartily inia a. E
souls Il Mis'rcs-fs foff aua fAEs fesl1eei
lively. aud 81 iss AAfF hraRu Afpesfsd ii
decided advantage ss Ann faGt eeorei E
nilksaa Vas ths Iienas Quifkiy. ano = 10
llr kfor - -fa5lF one saE Nhs
Manager Joseph Brooks. ST the Rabsau A
gssne clmbiuafian has hls charming Witt
. Richmond laay, with hsw "a fne pfesoni
toar. Tie iAdy Be- guits chsruiea wiz
Grand Rapids. more 81 ihen BIER iatd y ae
Says tie business 1es Wes ihs wefsi tas
eolnealans have a'sse.i TO - two 'eaf'-
| The new .theatfs an the Wes' side in
Chiosgo. which WI hs uianaisa ~ "a ~ J.
| Davis wili have ss4unE ca aliaeliy of 2s.a.
Geofre I,earock. sho has been seeu liers
with keene. kaea aud other celeor aes.
I will sJon begin . starring venture q ,ihy
named Beacon LAghis.
Robson a Crane viii play twelve ~ sets
| engagement al the Onion Square - tstrs
nett season.
The wei known AID successful ouul
actor E Buckley viii piss the ls tdln.
/ iuYonile roles ~iih the Booth Barrett -o3m
/ lauy next season.
Frank Putnam writes lis freud her'
| that he has secured q Summer e1ga. rmcu
/ al the Madison Square Theatre. hts AofA
Mr. and s;rs. Mckee Rankin Ill b.
! MANAGED next season hy Harry Al3i 3.
Wlisrd Brigham. Catherine Wa Oh an'
/ possiblv Grace kmbau vii spe1 4 fhe|
/ summer vacation la tA4s c.ly.
Marie Prescott has cancel 81 Aei data =
! P09efa and the lovers II grand a ting ia
/ this city have losi treat
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

The amour; Of pfimsry school ion' . die
iribofed 10 the several counties of th'l State
ia the May apporHonment is &J6i. 81. -.
Kent oouniys share % that sam . {l4,
sIa20. With the rate ger csplts ~ sisi~
cent? The amount for tbs ssTerel towns oi
the county aud Tor fbe city tasri nn th.s
rste Of sixty cents per capita - g. foIlsvs
Ada. s2f7. - Aieoms $50 Alpine 80
Bovine. So - Byron. 1881 - q tledonia.
bit one district. 81 GO Gaines s2Ll14
Grand Rapids town. Sf4s.ej era'td ksT8es
city. g. "a 40 erstiau. slft 9i lowell.
Ssos. Nelson. s21 ~ Oakiis.d ttiz 80.
Paris. S.05. plaiufsId 81. eagn. Sisit9.
sparta, s34sGo spencer fIs5rt Tyrone.
SAB. Wyoming. S59z2s Verge unes fi9f 80.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08
Al rHH HOTELS.

kie1 5DrvRials ttfs sfsii an1 turdr frfF-
p nr 10 sefsFsf agent - tHs A A. fs.i-
read. vii sfen5 sEndsT a tee city
Wm C0nnsr. ths Iristsnan vho fnas
ds8Irhf IN fu.sf'ng fts 81 fsil. viii mare
lif miserable fof tbs cIeTks sf rvsei e
io8sv
s 2. Norros. Of Grand Havs1 one "a
the hie iHrr 1srrs<8 " fhs city u ssndhi.s.
pTas - fte Clarendon Yesfsrdsr
=. D. Wi1esion. ~ TIE Csaiou Brdrs
CoFnpsnF. ~ fbf Clersn8gn.
II r Rrbs-ason. a. fiss Empi-s DrH
Coupszv yfil snndsY ni ths Csrenaoh-
psrf - ne advertising brigade - tie
Frsrefs1eh snar. csf So ! sfe 1D1rfeve5
q ths Bridge Ftres, Hoaes
r. psg~sss. oTfhs Coope-svills C1se~s~.
vss ir toffn yesterday
Frs5 u. stows ssranae stt0rus7
r. Tnrisd wish his hrsr ~ tos Grand
Issrais ; a. yesterday.
Hu snr~or. - 7rov. 81 p. II regisi-
ersd ~ ns aCrtg1.
Ee1s-s psatssivs r. Hasra-s srs Fr-
r. rs1 ( sr5 Errofng f3eys f3eesaot 81
.eorssd srrsved 5n rev erriur suits
sHgsps5 davn ~ ths valley Ctr les'
fshl They va speof fne deF - So
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Tns Eyr7&e ~Fsrk - ~ at8 Nrk-f fefa
So 5s7 ed aens ever freu w fl
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

WACO, Texas. May The State Farm
ers' Alliance Cotton Congress, which has
been in session here for a week. adjourned
today The obiecs Of the assemblage was 70
arrange to enter upon the manufacturing OF
wagons. agricultural implements. cot
ton presses, gins and oil mills.
over 10000 were represented. Ar
rangements have been concluded for col
lecting statistics and for an early charter
under the law OF Texas. Five hundred
thousand dollars were appropriated q the
erection of a cotton mill. Other manufac-
turing enterprises will be taken up right
away. The body was fully representative
of the agricultural interests of the State
There were loo delegates present.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08
THs o.eMeN RecEpTlcN.
The Reception Committee Nj ia a state q
Entire BarraoaF.

The Reception Committee y - ia a state u
Entire uarnaoaF.
NEW YoEE. May The s7scial commit
tee appointed to SEQ 70 the reception o. Mr.
Wm o Br.ea tomorrow met az the iiof-
man this evening and appointed the neces-
sary SUD committees. The snb committee
or address retired early in tse evening %
consider several papers prepared by i.sci-
yiiuais. but were unable % agree
upoa the sentiments - he
EXPRESSED The general committee went
irto executive session st II O. clock. 20 con.
sifer its addresses. with little prospect %
getting IL done promptly. Mr. John j.
l.vuch a. one time tore zap a telegram from
President Fiizysrald. and breaiened -
leave because some members ooIect,-i 30
sending depu'afion with NJ. o Bfien "a
Canada. bat the matter was postponed.
The sfesmer. with The recep'i0a committee
on beard. VIII be ready 81 p. ~. tomorrow
10 20 down the bay as soon as the Cbria
Is signeied.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

WAsHINsroS, May Acting Commis-
sioner Of Indian Affairs Hawkins today
telegrapbed Agent Field At r.. Assinsboine,
Montana. that the military authorities st
that point bad been sPprissd Of the antioi-
pafed invasion Of tie Gr0sventres aud As
sinabojne reservations BY Canadian Blood
Indians. who sought 70 rstsiiste upon the
Grosvsntres and Assinsb0ines for killing
sever.l OF the Blood Indians Isst Fall In
view Of the fact that the military we're in
sufficient number AZ FL Asslnsboins 10
r-otect the American Indians the Acting
Commissioner informs Agent Field that ne
docs not think i advisable 81 this time %
comply with his request 70 allow the Indian
traders 70 seli ammunition 10 the American
Indians for their protection.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

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sissn - ghs slssless ~ ~ osssks Han.
esef sqasfe. - ths rpfss>sstsliss 81 PR
haznens 81 thai diy szsa. IS hea lieoses }.
ooSchsn. Chsoosll.,r ~ tas Ekghss ser -
Nsrqgis ~ - sbasf pfsssdsa. Aist ~ re
eo1rss ~ b.s speech Ga t.siux tae thA4
zfteF cofes s4'a tae e0xSrnHsat Nas uoi >
Tory 0UF~ramsnt. Dut . ooFsrn0en in
ssoF of the preservation 81 tie iateRfifF ei
TIE Bion a. a. haz.rds lis very mos "a
deploret toe threstsnei dsgsnefagy ~ Par
bsmesl Referring - the Co<rclsa pia. te
wondered hs ssl5 now lonk the dise 5sslpa
soui4 BE- pE0ffseied over causes ef tie c'i
identical sifl clauses IA the tosrclon hiAs
passed during The time thsi Mr.. Gladstone
wss Prime Ainisier. The togtish peopis
would efe lonx pas a stop - tbe scandal
= hiCh Vas being ventilated ln ths House
through ths useless debate now FoipE on
The Liberals Ia taxing siand aEalnsl tbs
measure had entirely igaoret the ia th4t
Ireland Sas not one nation bat TIVE. oae Ol
Which Was a. xioUs - eoeroe the other
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08
Ce.larhur.t Raess.

NEW YoRx May Third days racing
At Cedarhurs;. First rscs-Poio pony handi-
cap, five furlongs; Orphan Boy hrst; spins
ter second Cedarhurst third.
Second race-Hunter's handicap. steepie
chase. about two and quarter miles Bar
onel. nrst, Cyclone, second. Retribuuon
third.
Third race-The Cedsrhurst grand Ma
tlOnal stecpie chase. about four miles. Blue
Day. first, jim AcGOwan. second. Mystic
third
Fourth race-Handicap. one and one
fourth mile on the dat: Dob Stay. first;
Burgomaster. second: Tomahawk, third.
Finh race.--Hunters' handicap steeple-
chase. about three miles. Glenbar, first.
Emulation. second; Response. third.
Sixth racs.-Open handicap, hurdle race.
one and one half miles; Ecuador first;
Wellington. second; Lord Francis, third.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

WssHfScToS. May THE eIscufivecom-
mitiee of the National Drll tonight fixed
the admission TO the grounds at - cents.
with . cents extra to the grand stand.
Chss. T. Murray. OF the general committee
has been announced as chairman a
the Press Committee for the drill. Gen. g.
g. Aggur. T. (. A.. CommandaDi Of the
Camp. has added 10 his stat Brig Gen. II.
II. Wright Of Iowa. Col II. NJ. Douglas. ~
Maryland. Col +. Lacy Goddard. Of Penn
sylvania. Capt. e. A. Sinclair, - g. Lofns.
and Capt. Louis y. Clark. OF Birmingham.
Ala. The Red Gross Association VIII have
charge Of the hospital and ambulance &c
psrtments Of the camp.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

WoRcysIeR. Mass. Nay -. large and
enthusiastic meeting Of tie la ers' Pro-
teciive Union. the Knights of Labor and
the locrsd-oui shoemakers % Worcester
and vicinity was bed here today y. g..
Moran presided Brief speeches were made
by Nessis Daily and SILK. Of lynn J. =.
carney. OF Brockt0n: II. J. Ripping On. 81
Pailadelp phia. and others. AL Of the spesk-
ers were very Grm VA their convictions that
10. matter would soon be settled. The
large manufacturers We're accused II pro-
viding money 20 help the smaller ones to
carly on their business.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08
DID A RUSHING BUSINESS.
An indianapolis, Man Suspected OF Barn.
ing His storc-satd to Rave Come NORTH.

An Indianapoli, Man Suspected OF Bnrn-
ing His s,orc-satd tn Rave Come North.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., May THE whole
sale and retail grocery store of NJ. NJ. VIII
lisms vas partially wrecked by ire early
last sunday morning. and the circum-
stances attending it were regarded as very
suspicious. rheinsurance companies how
ever. settled. but when some OF Williams
creditors came on 10 look into the matter.
they found that most Of the drawers and
many OF the shelves were empty before the
TIRE occurred, and that he was carrying only
$1,000 worth of goods. Creditors begun to
flock IN and suits have now been filed aggre-
eating s250D0. while Williams has fed the
city. Williams paid no bills for four
months. but cut prices and did a rushing
business with an increased force. His wife
says that he left for the North Wednesday
night, since which time she has not seen
lIfl.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

NEw YoRk. May -" Billy" WEIGH. the
well known minstrel and author. died ss
his home IN this city today after a short
Illness. He sppesred for the last time a.
Docxsfsder's Theatre on April - He was
at onetinas a member Of Haveriys minstrel
troupe and during his life vas connected
with nearly all the celsbrstsi minstrel or
CARNATIONS In the country. Mr. WEIGH wss
= native Of Harrisburg. Pa. and was g
voa "a ~ 40
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

LExIssros. ~. Nay 7.-fhe track was
fsuoek 0ssp N mai to-day. BAT The attend
snes vas coed fint Faos--Aiae furiongs,
KHisbt cf Eiisslie soa. AoaocFst sscoad.
lna. -ts4
,sc0nd race Breeders stake. nye fur
l0nxs. for two yesr-Olds Badge Won Aulos
second. Patton third tims. loTi
Third race Blue Ribbon ssske. che mils
ard o bali, for three year-olds Aontlase
Won. Clarion second, Tom Nichols third.
time = "a
Fourth Face-Sit furl0ngs. Linda Payne
Gfst. Bixby second. Mas Cleveland. third.
tine, zll
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08
LATE MICHIGAN SPECIALS.

George Welter, q retired stock dealer at
Coldvater, dropped dead yesterday.
The House of Representatives transacted
the usual Saturday bGsiuess-sdjourned till
Monday.
The Southwestern Michigan Soldiers and
Sailors Association has selected Three Riv-
ers as the next place of encampment and
August % 70 as the date
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08
NUNS The WORD.

Col. Lamont VIII No. Say Whether Hyatt
VIII succeed Jordan or Not.
WAsHISeToS, May 7.-Inquiry at the Ex.
ecutive Mansion. tonight, about the re-
ported appointment of James W. Hyatt. OF
Norwalk, Conn. to succeed Mr.. Jordan as
United States Treasurer, merely brought
out the reply that Mr. Hyatt had not been
appointed. Further inquiry rs to whether
Mr.. Hyatt would or would not. succeed Mr
jordan. elected the response that there was
nothing TO be said about the matter now.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08
Local Sports

The Crescents played picked nine yes
tsrday from the Sixth ward. The latter win
ming By a score Of nine 70 eight. Wander
meer. and shader. battery for the sixth
wardsrs, Collins and Grayes for the Cres-
cents.
George RObens, who has charge OF the
stable Of r. I. Noble. has likely list Of
trottsrs in training at the Kalamazoo driv-
ing park.
meeting has been called At Park Place
for Tuesday evening. for the purpose Of or
gsnizing Ia Crosse Club.
Johuny Roach i on his muscle again.
This time be wants "a meet Jack Powers OF
James Murphy % a finish with hard gloves
4 picked nine under Capt. Dvgsrt will
play a game with the Hill club this morn
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

sfsa1 tA.a, Laux Isiaad. ~sEs saia - SO.
1sn to.iAg A 8za1er of ~eii kn9En
<snli-n.eu tram az parts of 80 eoo1try
seEs sfsseat dz.riax ne ssls. Fbe kADco-
caa ksanels sers sstasl sess ~ HI Lorii-
lzrf 80 gesrs sfg a. JghGsL1sD. y. p szli
-asY sere sfoeks.t - TIE eesf setts-s tAat
cosld os Fr.leunej rek2r'issss ~ urlee. i8a
DIS org 4z1t I'd .esl isaElg sEa4ai s4ulz. t4s
priass ranain< from ti- b 49, I1s iasisr
pres "a Paid ~ tie iaBorued taxi "a
setter aud Lashiak Aonsrca. f3f vbicb Mr..
Lsnii4fi pad g. 30. TIE highest price
fof tss coiiiss ssz nr0nxbt - Lass D
L0sris. q nstsc siansf. Ins dog bFo1s1t
o1ly So.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08
NLRAIN ANo SULLIVAN.
Richard <. Fss Deposits $1,000 with IN

Es-hsrti x. Fex Deposits $1,000 with the
A" CHpp-r - ss Fsrfett for Kilrsis
Nrw YoRE. May o.. Richard X Fox. in
communication 10 the editor Of the New
Tork C1pDsT. offers % match JAKE Kiirain
to fght John T. sullivan with gloves. sc-
coriinx ~ Londcn pre- ring rules for
g Ok 4 side snd urwar'is. and . diamond
belt o. reDrescnt the heavy weight cham
pionshir q the World. the contest % fs<e
p.ace within reasonable distance From
Bairmcre or Pitfsburx a limited number
Of persare 20 he present and the fight 20
take pisce six months from signing articles.
or =coner. NJ. Fsx 0.fefs - Accept the
terr~ ~ s-aSe- hoiier. and eucioses cer.
tined cheek fCr l8N a. the frst deposit
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

PsEEsgiLf. \. y. May All Of tie
stove ioundries la PoekskiN combined to-
day ia ordering lockout OF the iron mold
ers. and 500 men are thrown oUt Of work
The action Of the employers is due - the
restrictions placed on the men 10y tie labor
unions. and the lockout will be continued
until the men give up their membership in
the unions and agree - be governed bv
rules made bY their smploTers. The men
viii appeal 70 the Knights Of Labor Tor Ia
sf-st-rf,uc
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

royrox. Msy In the House q Gem.
mons Captain Georre T. Pdos resune3 The
debste on G.sdst0ces amendment that tbs
House appoint commitfee TO i8Testizsfs
the Dillon Iiress nsffer. snd Suggested he
appointment q royal CON mission o. i1-
aulre into the vhots ~ TIE shares nas3s
sgainss Parnt.lite naernherS
NJ. Gisdgons's suns86nasnt ~ss l1ss b7
4 vote e 81 - 13S SIR Edxs-i C5arke e
anaendrasnt that no hresch Il rrivlisxs aai
heen con, ,nitse3 -ss thsn a6opted
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

MEEBouKSE. MAY 7.-Beaob. the oars
mEn. has signed articles and deposited =
forfeit for rscs with Hanlsn Oh the Ne
pean river on November -. for $3.50 8
side
A sculling sweepstake race = being ar
ranged a. Sydney for November which vii
- oyen 10 the world. The entrance fee
will be $50 for native sc1ilers and $50 for
English and American osrsnen. The
prizes vii be $3.50. a. 30 ard 800. A
do1biesc1lhng sweepstske = also pro
posed. With prfzes Of 81 go. 40 and 80.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

The jnrr in the flsek abort on csss. after
taking the testimony - Ms Dr Dniim
yes,erdsy. rendered Tersha that Mr.
F7sck met her death fr1m a. abortion
casses h4 o~crwofk. Thisfolie sx9nefaiea
Mrs Du.tou from the chsreet fufi3e sFsIfs
llsr aud she stands oaf before t3ss vofls ~
or innocent person. Tie IHfY rgDeiae-sd
the test mons of So witnesses vsrF contra.
dlaofy and nfsiate.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

NFw Yosx. May Mis- Jesnnstts Bal
lou. who has spent The lsss few days in
Iudlow Street Jail, because she vas chs-zei
With alternating the affections 0f y. EiEsr
AnthonT. Vas released this afternoon on
the reduced beil Her boDdsnen are Mr
wiliisna A Tyler. of 1913 Paci6s-st. Bro T.
lvu. and Arthur +. Olmstea2. Of Orwell,
Gsxnpn ca
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08
rHs sUNco MAN.
Hs Catches = Iaited states coasai sod
Thea Gsts C2aght HlnassH


Thea Gsts Caught hinassf.
NEw YoRk, Msy 7-DT. Valentine =.
King, United States Cousnl h BoEo'a
arrived hers on Tuesday morning aud
stopped al the Gilsry House. Next mora.
ing be was accosted by a nicely dfe'sed
young msu, who. after informing hins that
he was acquainted With his SON prevailed
upon the doctor 10 accompany hlm - K
house on Twenty -fith-st Here they
met another you're msn who vss
engaged IN shutting cards. AFTER a while
the young man Who made tie doctors se-
ou4intance. informed him he had won a
prize, but would require 500 before The
prize could De delivered The doctor
loaned him tie amount and dil
no. zee the young man sgaln until his
afternoon when he had him arrested. lie
gave his name a. e. Edward Miller snd de-
olsFed he had never seen the doctor before.
lie Was remanded.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

BAtgiuoKF. Nd. May IA strike was
inAugurase1 on Thursday lai Texss Balti-
more oounsy. b. 80 lime k.iu HANDS. be
cause OF The refusal o. tie manufacturers 70
grant al increase Of wages iTOm 81 - -
{ 100 a cay. Tie llme-kiin owners say iheT
cannot afford 10 pay the Increase. aud Viii
keep the kilns banked until the mtn gr0s
tifed OF their holiday.
Tie brick carters of Baltimore. 10 tie
number oi SJD men. are sulkins for 8 a
day. the old Uaees being $50. Eve frms
have snccumbed. bat tno great maiorty a
tie mployers refuse the wases demanded.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

Auarachis' who made inoeadiary spceches
al the Milwaukee Garden last May. wss this
morning sentenced - one year a. lard labor
in the House OF Correction b. Judge -i9sn.
Grotikan v.il be beld Al The county ISL Tor
a week IN order 80 allow hts attorneys time
10 appeal - the ipreme Court f0g q Bcw
trial on y tit Of error.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08
SHOT HIS WIFE.

TarbelI of EikhorD, NiS. freaks Down
and C0nfasses His Crime
ELKHoRS. Wis. Nay THE mystery
surrounding the shooting of Mrs TarbclL
near here last Sunday night, has been
cleared up by the confession Of Tarbell, who
broke down completely in jail todsy and
made clean breast of the crime. lie SAYS
hc deliberately shot his wife 10 the head
and then wounded himself IN the arm to
throw oil suspicion. Mrs Tarbell hsd just
finished nursing her baby when she was
shot. and the little one fell out of her arm :
and into the bottom of the buggy. The
woman is now at the home OF her parent,
NJ Caldwell Prairie, Racine county, and II
is thought she will recover. IarOell gives
no reason for committing the crime.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

tt-.teist - 80 sttsaese ttssss.
HssrSGs, May The examination q
Charles W. Lester for al attempt 10 poison
his wife took place yesterday After the
prosecution had presented their case he
waived further proceedings aud vas bound
over IOr trial IN the Circuit Court. lie was
a resident Of Baltimore township. and u
appears that a separation took place nine
months ago. About the lst % April be
went 10 the house where his wife was living
aud attempted 70 take her life with chioro-
fosm. In The struggle which ensned the
contents Of The bottle. which she sAys he
tired TO pour into her mouth. went on her
person and the foor. Help arrived and
Lester led lie was captured fe~ days
since in Ohio. and claims lie was only try
ing % kIks her
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

NossIEs. A. T.. Mar Parties from
Sonors report . volcsno three days ago.
thirty FIVE miles southeast Of xsxdslsne,
and hat e i throwing out great volumes u
smoke and ava. lher~ = much excitement
n he vicinifv u tha volcano and large
party VII leave here tomorrow 20 visit the
pisce. Another esrtkQuaxe shock was felt
here lass night. but 20 damage vas done.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08
AKao. Around tho Horn

NEw YORK. May "A race hos been ar
ranged bet yeen the we'll known clipper
ships Seminole, OF Sutton's California Dis
patch Line. and the Charmer. of the New
York 4 Californis Line The race will he
from this port around Cape Horn TO San
Francisco. The vessels will start from here
on Tuesday. and carr- twenty five men in
all Capt. Holmes will sail the Charmer
and Capt. Hatch the Seminole. A large
pile Of money has been wagered on the
result. and the liveliest kind OF a race is
aufictnata1
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08
Marine Matters.

tAes ttstt - - ftstatks s-stss
MAEQuErTE. May Arrived Mlnneap-
oils. with schooner McGFegor light; steamer
Forest City, with schooner III. Ii. Brow,
light. Departed Specuisr, Min
neapolis. McGregor. Forest City, II. II.
Brown. Passed up Peerless. IL. +. Hodge,
Doran. Tug Harrington. Weather-Ciear,
ssrm and aim.
81. Ignace-Arrivei-P Chamber
lain. 500. Up this forenoon Nspanfa,
Campbell, 5. r. Hodge, India. V. II. Ket-
chum. Afternoon Republic. Crusader,
Gslates. Kate BEttonie, city Of owen Sound.
Down this foreDoon-Helvetia, Fred Kelly
and Siberia
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08

NASHVILLE. Tenn. May This was the
closing day Of the series and the trek vas
In al improved condition. First rscs-six
flriongs, selling, Col. Owens won; Charley
Marks, second Kirk. third time il7i.
Second race-On mile Rails city. Won
Gold Flea. second, HOtentct. third. time
It3
Third race-Seyen furiongx Enchan-
trsss von Queen Bess. second Horn Pipe.
third time l.3tt.
Fourth race-The Freeiand prize one
mile and quarter Eigain. won. Ben
Nal. second. Irish Par. third time 2.lli.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08
lYNCHEO FOR BURGLARY.
Two CoIored People Strung L p In LouIsians
Without Trial

NEW ORLEANS La, May AT Floyd.
West Carroll parish. last Thursday. mob
seized Richard Goodwin and Grace Blanton.
both colored. and hanged them for robbing
the store of A. & A. ~. Balm. II is said
that the action OF the mob is sustained by
the public, because there Is no doubt Of the
parties. the woman having confessed and
stolen goods being found in possession Of
the victims. IL IS not stated that the par
ties were continued criminals or that they
had committed previOns deprelations
They simply burglsrizsd the store and were
vnched
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-08
CLOSED THEIR WORKS
soL0Ess LocsEo OUT At 0sTRoT-
by ths e.tssit sad ssiehixss Csaapsstss
" atthsss >skiee fareS Messages h.1as
Ooa ~ xAsEiey essass-- " fu b@ tFtsa
tor NaEosr-etsts .Fset4As.

DEfEolF. Nay The De,rois an1 NiehL
Eaa stove factories baVe closed dssa Cor al
inaenaits period The fsninsalar factory
I'll remsin closed Tns tbrows 80 men
out of employ ulsEt The .Qcko4t b TIE re-
sclt OF q Communication froSa the n~ienss
Association. but ne managers refuse %
enter lato expianAsiols asserting their
rig8t O close their busiBeS sitnoat giving
thsir reasons " tie pahlie. The Iaen we're
not informsd Of the contemplated shut
down until ssK clock thls evening.